Mohammed Shami has been coming to terms with his mortality over the past 14 months too. He's in his early to mid thirties, which is about the age at which the body's natural unclehood starts to set in.

Mohammed Shami's five-wicket haul against Bangladesh in India's Champions Trophy opener highlighted his continued wicket-taking prowess, especially in

Mohammed Shami has overtaken Ajit Agarkar to become the fastest Indian bowler to reach 200 wickets in ODIs, achieving the milestone in 104 innings compared to Agarkar’s 133. Zaheer Khan, Anil Kumble, and Javagal Srinath hold the third, fourth, and fifth spots, reaching the milestone in 144, 147, and 147 innings, respectively.

Shami is the second quickest to 200 ODI wickets, behind Australian left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc, who needed 102 games

Mohammed Shami claimed his 200th ODI wicket in India's opening Champions Trophy 2025 match against Bangladesh in Dubai. He needed three wickets to complete the milestone and achieved the milestone in the 43rd over by dismissing Jaker Ali.

Number of balls Mohammed Shami took to take 200 ODI wickets, the fewest for any bowler, beating Mitchell Starc's record of 5240 balls. In terms of matches played, Shami is joint-second fastest with Saqlain Mushtaq on 104 ODIs,

Veteran Indian pacer Mohammed Shami has revealed that following his ankle injury, there were moments when he feared his international career was over but his unwavering desire to play for the country